Noise has a clear target with the Airwave Max 6: make a ₹6,999 wireless headphone that doesn’t compromise where it counts. The result is an over-ear with 120 hours of battery life in normal mode, Bluetooth 6.0, LDAC + Hi-Res Audio, 45dB Adaptive Hybrid ANC, and a coaxial dual-driver setup — all at a price where most competitors are still offering single drivers and Bluetooth 5.3. It’s live now on gonoise.com, Amazon, and Flipkart.
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Noise Airwave Max 6: Full Specs
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Price | ₹6,999 (introductory) |
| Availability | gonoise.com, Amazon, Flipkart — live now |
| Colours | Dune White, Cobalt Blue, Forest Green, Carbon Black |
| Driver System | Coaxial Dual Drivers — 40mm + 12mm |
| Battery (Normal Mode) | 120 hours |
| Battery (ANC Mode) | Up to 80 hours |
| Quick Charge | 10 minutes → 15 hours playback |
| ANC | Adaptive Hybrid ANC — up to 45dB |
| Microphones | 5-mic array with dedicated wind noise cancellation chip |
| Bluetooth Version | 6.0 |
| Audio Codec | LDAC + Hi-Res Audio certified |
| Spatial Audio | Yes — 3D audio for music, film, gaming |
| Multi-Device | Yes — seamless switching across laptop, tablet, phone |
| Predecessor | Airwave Max 5 |
What ₹6,999 Actually Gets You Here
The 120-hour battery is the number that stands out most — and it needs context. Sony’s WH-1000XM6 at $329.99 offers 40 hours with ANC, Sennheiser’s Momentum 4 Wireless at ₹22,999 offers 60 hours. Noise’s 120-hour claim in normal mode and 80 hours with ANC is three times Sony’s flagship and more than double Sennheiser’s.
The coaxial dual-driver system — 40mm woofer + 12mm tweeter on the same axis — is the audio engineering choice that makes the Airwave Max 6 different from similarly-priced single-driver headphones. Separate drivers for bass and highs on the same axis reduces phase distortion at crossover frequencies, which is what Noise means by “deeper bass, clearer vocals and layered audio separation.” At ₹6,999, this is unusual.
LDAC support at this price is also notable. LDAC transmits up to 990kbps — roughly three times standard Bluetooth SBC — which is why Hi-Res Audio certification is possible. Most headphones under ₹8,000 offer AAC at best.
The 5-mic array with a dedicated wind noise cancellation chip is positioned for outdoor calls — a specific use case that competing budget headphones handle poorly. Bluetooth 6.0’s interference resistance matters in crowded RF environments like metro stations and airports, exactly where 120-hour battery endurance becomes most relevant.
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Check our best wireless headphones under ₹10,000 in India on TechnoSports and our Noise audio products and reviews.
FAQs
What is the battery life of the Noise Airwave Max 6?
The Noise Airwave Max 6 offers 120 hours of playback in normal mode and up to 80 hours with ANC enabled — with a 10-minute quick charge delivering 15 hours of use.
Does the Noise Airwave Max 6 support LDAC and Hi-Res Audio?
Yes — the Airwave Max 6 supports LDAC (up to 990kbps) and carries Hi-Res Audio certification, which is unusually capable for a ₹6,999 over-ear headphone.
